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Fundraiser in iowa. After that, another chance to see q a with author mark cleavage. Vitch. Bo quick there are two ways that you pay for localism, local content. You pay through an advertising model, the historic model, or now a growing stream, retransmission consent. It will find its level like any market. Right now it sees itself far more for it content than it pays to broadcasters, and the truth of the matter is our content is the one the people watched the most. You look at 100 talkshows any...

For those who missed up in the morning im the Vice President of the atlantic. Have alle lighted to of you here today for the atlantic presents the shriver looking at women on the economic edge, a very, very important issue. I wanted to give a thanks again the companys and organizations that helped to make this possible. Womens nation team, maria and her staff and for American Progress and presenting underwriter the American Federation of teachers supporting underwriters, and thomsonatories reute...

Our first question is a very general. Actually i want to start with one here that is from the Richmond Senior center sent in online. The census data, and we are going to start with mr. Brire data shows that many are adults with disabilities or seniors it is expected to grow to 25 percent by 2020, do you feel that you understand the needs and challenges of seniors and adults with disabilities in district 19 . What do you think we worry about and how will you help us to stop worrying . So, absolut...

Now washington journals interview with Michigan State University President lou anna simon, she talks about priorities for the university and Higher Education moving forward. Its part of our special series on universities in the big ten conference. This is 35 minutes. The cou cspan bus has been on a tour of the big ten colleges across the country for the past few weeks and along the way here on the washington journal, we haver been talking withni university t president s aboutat Higher Education ...

You say welfare reform, which is what everybody talks about first when they talk about conservative Public Policy. It was very put it was very paternalistic. It was also very decentralized. Comfortables are with paternalism when it is relatively local and can be defined differently in different places. Even if there is sentinel even if there is centralized funding behind it. Theres certainly room for that to help people with family formation and with other concerns, but they are always going to ...

Being told. Heres jessica aguirre. And the new documentary coming later this year really pulls no punches. Well give you a sneak peek later in the show. Hello and welcome to this class action special. We begin tonight with growing concern over the privacy of your childs personal data at school. Now, parents have been hammering for technology in the classroom things like computers, apps, hightech learning software, but did you know that many Bay Area School districts sign contracts with Third Par...

I think theyre going to start to see a lot of pressure from congress to rein in their costs. Josh mitchell writes for the wall street journal, and thanks for spending the last half hour with us. Yes. And we appreciate all of your phone calls, comments on twitter, and the conversation continues online, and the question we have been asking is, how much debt is worth going into college . [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013]...

Hampshire and did a good enough job in New Hampshire to frighten Lyndon Johnson out of running for reelection. Eugene mccarthy in todays world could not have done that because he would have had to raise that 500,000 from 500 people instead of five people on the phone call every thursday afternoon. You are over there at the committee making phone calls. You couldnt do it the way you used to do it. Politics. Ged the burden of fundraising is a direct result of the campaignfinance activity. Pardon m...

We want to talk in this panel about some of the obstacles our veterans face. Some of the obstacles certainly the wounded face. And the opportunities to empower those veterans. I want to start with general Pete Chiarelli, who i will say i have known since early in the iraq war. We went through a lot together. We have visited the wounded together. And Pete Chiarelli, since retiring as vice chief of staff of the army where he was deeply involved in issues of postTraumatic Stress, traumatic brain in...

Tremendous challenges from both being able to find jobs and to work through issues in that environment. The data demonstrates things that are not surprising. It demonstrates a persons that are way too much depending on nonbank lending while they had more access to earlier generation through some form of Financial Capability instruction. Their absorption of that is not demonstrated from a testing standpoint. Their exposure as they move through an environment where those that have moved forward, e...